The UAE Ministry of Education has launched a comprehensive national survey aimed at assessing the satisfaction levels of ...

King's College School Wimbledon International has announced plans to establish a new international school in Abu Dhabi.

Sheikh Nahyan bin Mubarak Al Nahyan, Minister of Tolerance and Coexistence, attended the graduation ceremony of the 31st cohort of students from Abu Dhabi International Private School (AIS), held at ...

When an individual knows they are supported by their family, it contributes to strengthening their self-confidence and ...

Abu Dhabi school break: Learn Arabic, produce artwork inspired by Suhail Star at these camps Abu Dhabi schools focus on identifying, supporting 'at risk' students as they implement new policies ...

King’s College School Wimbledon is set to open a new campus in Abu Dhabi in 2028 . A prestigious new chapter in education is about to begin as Fahid Island, the emirate’s latest luxury lifestyle ...

Middle East News: Aldar Education partners with King's College School Wimbledon to open a premium K-12 campus in Abu Dhabi's Fahid Island by September 2028, enhancing the city's global education ...

Strategically located within Fahid Island’s master-planned community, the new King’s College School Wimbledon Abu Dhabi campus will span an expansive 50,000 sqm, accommodating up to 2,220 students.

Aldar Education and the UK’s King’s College School Wimbledon will open the institution’s first regional campus on Abu Dhabi’s Fahid Island. Set to open in September 2028, subject to ...

ABU DHABI, 9th June, 2025 (WAM) – Aldar today announced an exclusive partnership between Aldar Education and internationally renowned King’s College School Wimbledon to establish its first regional ...

Just when we thought Abu Dhabi’s newest island couldn’t get any glossier, it goes and bags a super-premium British school. That’s right – King’s College School Wimbledon is officially opening its ...

The phrase “Abu Dhabi 2021” is sure to spark plenty of emotions amongst Formula 1 fans, as it has gone down in history as one of the most controversial conclusions to a season in F1 history.